Which Miami Buildings Are Worth Preserving?
Thoughts on building preservation, new builds, and the in-between.
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10 Best Dog Parks in Miami
Don’t let your pup miss out on Miami’s endless doggy diversions.
CitizenM South Beach Features a Rooftop Pool, Membership Program
CitizenM’s Miami Beach hotel is the brand’s third Miami location.
Juan Vidal Tackles Grief Through Verse in A Second Chance on Earth
While Juan Vidal’s new novel, A Second Chance on Earth, is a young-adult novel, its themes are universal regardless of age.
Vice City Pillow Talk: How to Master the First Date
First dates are like the first day of school. You’re a little nervous, a little excited, and you want to make a good impression.
New Voices Steps Up to Refocus and Reshape O, Miami
Meet Melody Santiago Cummings and Caroline Cabrera, the new leaders of O, Miami.
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At Tierra Santa Healing House, Wellness Is More Than Just Relaxation
Whether you are looking for kundalini yoga, cold plunges, or acupuncture, Tierra Santa Healing House has a treatment for everyone.
Eyes on Miami: Gucci Mane, David and Victoria Beckham, and Others
From charity events to late-night parties, World Red Eye captured everything you missed last week.
Frost Science Welcomes Teaspoon, Its First Spoonbill Chick
If her name doesn’t have you gushing, Teaspoon’s importance to South Florida’s ecology will.
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Micro Center Is Opening First Florida Location in Miami
Located at the Mall of the Americas, Micro Center’s Miami location spans 28,500 square feet and will carry more than 25,000 items.
Simone Biles and Other Top Gymnasts Coming to Amerant Bank Arena
Simone Biles and other top gymnasts from around the world are going on a U.S. tour as part of the Gold Over America Tour.
Chroma Art Film Festival Expands With Innovative Films and Fundraising Efforts
Chroma Art Film Festival’s sophomore edition features new film categories and advocacy for arts funding.
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Alien: Romulus Is the Perfect Organism
Alien: Romulus takes all the best parts of the first two films and stitches them together like a skilled surgeon.
Samantha and Sarah Ferrer Explore Immigration’s Lasting Impacts in “¿Qué Pasa, USA?”
“¿Qué Pasa, USA?” uses familiar artifacts and imagery to discuss the challenges of immigrating to America.
Yoko Oso Says Goodbye the Only Way She Knows How
Witness Yoko Oso give her final bow during her farewell show on August 17.
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Casa Neos Will Bring Boutique Hotel, Rooftop Lounge to Miami River
Casa Neos’ hotel component will have a luxury-boutique aura inspired by the Earth’s classical elements.
Eyes on Miami: Bobbi Althoff, Green Velvet, A-Trak, and Others
World Red Eye’s cameras were at the hottest parties around town last week.
9 Miami-Set Novels to Celebrate National Book Lovers Day
From gritty crime thrillers to powerful memoirs, discover Miami’s literary gems on National Book Lovers Day.
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Breaking Good: Miami Native Arielle Egozi Publishes Memoir About Embracing Who You Are
“Being Bad gives others permission to feel just as wrong and weird and ugly and as ashamed as I once did,” says Miami author Arielle Egozi.
Here’s Your Guide to Miami Art Shows in August 2024
From Sarah and Samantha Ferrer’s celebration of Cuban heritage to Lucía Maman’s deformed subjects, don’t miss out on these art exhibitions this month.
Miami Actress Natalie Martinez Stars Opposite Vince Vaughn in Apple’s Bad Monkey
Based on the Carl Hiaasen of the same name, Bad Monkey was shot on location in South Florida.
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Asha Elias Channels Her Life as a PTA Mom Into Her Debut Novel
Pink Glass Houses offers a peak into a life “where cocaine playdates, $100,000 kiddie birthday parties, and relentless social climbing are a way of life.”